My Mother Wore a Yellow Dress

Christina McKenna's memoir offers a heartfelt and evocative recounting of her childhood in Ulster, where she navigates a world marked by violence, faith, and unforgettable characters. Through her experiences, including a transformative paranormal encounter, she explores themes of innocence, resilience, and self-discovery. The narrative reflects on the influence of family, religion, and cultural tradition, ultimately emphasizing the empowering choice of love over hate.